Archive for
October, 2009

The Food, Inc. movie is now online, and is a recommended watch. Commercial farming, full of pesticides, chemical fertilizers, growth hormones and who knows what all causes a lot of health defects in humans, and consumes a tremendous amount of fossil fuels and water. If you ever needed a reason to grow some veggies, chickens and rabbits in your back yard, here is a good one.

Ingham believes that traditional soil additives such as chemical and salt-based fertilizers, ammonia and lime are damaging our soils and diminishing our ability to produce abundant crops. “Stop killing your soils with your chemical addiction,” she adamantly stated and added that “what we need to do is add large amounts of well-made compost to our soils to reintroduce beneficial organisms. If you are trying to grow a certain crop and your soil needs more fungi the compost or tea can be made to support that need. If your crop needs more beneficial organisms a batch is made to meet that need. If you want to improve a home garden or flower beds, emerging orchards or young forests the same holds true.” Dr. Charles Cubbage, semi-retired environmental consultant and retired toxics expert for the State of Michigan, was an attendee and not shy to say “Michigan has a great opportunity to benefit from recognizing the importance of soil ecology and the benefits we can reap from improving our soils because of our niche farms.”

I held my new granddaughter (our first) today. 5 lbs. 14.6 oz. of adorableness. Jaymi was born at 8:08 this am. It brought back memories of when my children were born so many years ago. Mallory is doing well, and may be home by Friday. Linda and I are so proud, My son Steven even had tears in his eyes, which I did not expect. Great grandma was there, and great great grandma will get to see her soon. Pictures to be posted soon.

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We came across an idea we think is great for emergency shelter, is reasonably priced, and keeps you out of the mud, above the critters, and takes up little space. It’s quick and easy to set up, and is always with you.

We have posted updated versions of “Where There Is No Doctor”, Where There Is No Dentist”, and the “Special Operations Forces Medical handbook, 2001″ at http://www.green-trust.org/freebooks/. We hope these resources will be of value to you in the future, so please download and archive them now. As always, if these resources are helpful to you, please consider a donation at http://www.green-trust.org/wordpress/why-donate-to-green-trust/. We will be traveling to SC in 2 weeks (after our granddaughter is born) to work on solar / aquaponics systems with Travis Hughey, and help with that move will be appreciated. We will document our workshops and systems and post them here for your education and enjoyment.

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